Top Who Can Register to be a Donor?

Anyone can register. And the state makes it really simple to do from home if you don't feel like making the trip to a Deparment of Public Safety (DPS) office.

Top Registering in Person

The Glenda Dawson Donate Life Texas Registry is the official state site for registering to be an organ, tissue, or eye donor. You can still register to be a donor at your nearest DPS office when you apply for or renew your driver's license or ID. But if you are short on time, skip to the next section of this page to find out more about registering online, by mail or by fax.

If you take care of your donor registration at your local DPS office, you'll receive a confirmation letter and registration card in the mail. By that time, you'll have been officially entered into the registry.

Top Registering Online, By Mail, or By Fax

Online registration is an easy, time-saving option. Simply follow the instructions provided to sign up.

Or, register by completing the downloadable Donate Life donor form and mailing it to:

• Processing Center

• Glenda Dawson Donate Life―Texas Registry

• 100 S. Jefferson Road

• P.O. Box 902

• Whippany, NJ 07981

You can also fax the form to (866) 546-6653

Top Making a Change to Your Registration

Donate Life makes it easy to make any modifications online.

Simply visit the official site and at the bottom of the Donor Registration page you'll see your option to modify. After completing the modification, you'll get a confirmation letter via mail. You must sign and return the letter in order to make the change official.

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